Can you believe it girls? We're embarking on our first memoir written by one of the "Real Housewives of New York City." It happens to be the best-selling Bravo memoir of all time, as well as the most critically acclaimed — because it was written before its author was on reality TV.

Yes, it's "What Remains" by Carole Radziwill: the story of Carole losing her husband, her best friend and her cousin-in-law, all in one summer. And as the Summer of Housewives Book Club gives way to autumn, so will we allow the comedic value of this podcast to perish in favor of examining tragic, unexpected death from every possible angle.

Hey, we might still have a few laughs — Carole once lived on "Clint Finger Road," after all.

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It's our final week with Porsha Williams and we can't say goodbye to the Kor-Hell era soon enough. Join us as we recount the final few chapters of "The Pursuit of Porsha," including two iconic RHOA reunion performances and Porsha's political awakening.

Next week, we're reading Carole Radziwill's "What Remains." Follow and subscribe so you don't miss a thing!

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Hey R. Kelly, Satan called, he wants his entire personality back! Porsha Williams leads us down the world's most twisted rabbit hole this week as we continue reading her book, "The Pursuit of Porsha."

After she liberates herself from R. Kelly's lair, Porsha hears the voice of God at a club called "Tongue & Groove." She later meets Kordell Stewart, and somehow, these two things are related.

Tune in next week for the dramatic conclusion of "The Pursuit of Porsha."

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